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I will try and get some pictures on in the next couple of days. The work on the mill is going to stop until spring. I was was scheduled today for shoulder surgery on Jan 2. I have some loose bone fragments floating around that are going to have to come out. I will hopefully be cutting lumber in...

Very nice. Seems we both have been in fab mode. You are ahead of me for sure. :msp_wink:

I have been working on this project for the last three or four years and have said nothing about it. I made the track and head frame first and had a series of health setbacks (six surgeries over a 24 month period) that slowed me way down. I been working pretty steady over the last three months...

I just resided a building on my farm with green roughcut sawmill oak. I screwed the battens on using decking screws. It will allow you to tighten them up as the wood dries.

Killer deal. The Norwood lumberlights are great home mills.

The floor looks good Mtn. You mentioned relieving the edges, how did you do that?

Mtngun are your flooring boards not tongue and groove? Just jointed,butted together and glued? Have you noticed any movement in the floor since you laid it?

Looks great. Ive got one about halfway finished. Two surgeries have slowed my progress on it.

Nice table

Here you go. Two days left Old Cast Iron Black Powder Farm Stump Blasting Wedge NR | eBay

The wedges were commercially made years ago and I see them on ebay from time to time. Barring that a machine shop or man with a lathe can maked one easily. They are handy to have in certain situations.

I would recommend wet sanding the blade before i had it sharpened. Many times the etch will become visible on the blade after this is done. Handsaw Blade Cleaning by Bob Sturgeon - Restoring vintage and antique woodworking tools - wkFineTools.com

Woody at United Saw and Tool in Asheville, NC is a wizard on crosscut saws and handsaws. His prices are very reasonable too. I highly recommend him. United Saw & Tool CO in Asheville, NC | 903 Old Fairview Rd, Asheville, NC

I wonder how the blade guides work?

I really like this thread. Great work all!!

Why not find some steel wheels with bearings in them? They are pretty cheap and will last forever.

Awesome work. I really like it.

Cool video. Thanks for posting it.

Looks really nice. Its will look spectacular when you get the board siding on it.

I believe its a Lumbermate. Has the embossed track steel. Very nice mill. Ive run the smaller Norwood and its a great mill as well.